Changelog

Notable changes to bpdm/ui. Current release: React @bpdm/ui 0.1.4, Angular @bpdm/ng 0.1.5, Scheduler @bpdm/scheduler 0.2.1 (React) / @bpdm/ng-scheduler 0.1.0 (Angular); tokens @bpdm/tokens, variants @bpdm/variants 0.1.2.

0.1.4 @bpdm/ui · 0.1.5 @bpdm/ng — Packaging fix (August 2026)

The same workspace:* fix as the scheduler packages. @bpdm/ui's dependency on @bpdm/variants, and @bpdm/ng's on @bpdm/tokens and @bpdm/variants, were pinned to the internal workspace:* protocol, which a plain npm install can't resolve. They now resolve to real published versions. No code or API changes.

0.2.1 @bpdm/scheduler — Packaging fix (August 2026)

Fixes the published package's dependency on @bpdm/scheduler-core: it was pinned to the internal workspace:* protocol, which a plain npm install can't resolve. It now resolves to a real published version. No code or API changes.

0.1.0 @bpdm/ng-scheduler — Angular scheduler (August 2026)

The scheduler now ships for Angular too — a 1:1 twin of the React @bpdm/scheduler, built on the same headless @bpdm/scheduler-core and the same stylesheet, so both frameworks stay pixel-identical and theme from one token set.

• Day / week / month views with the same layout engine, event packing, drag-to-move, drag-to-resize, cross-day drag and click-to-create as React.
• Keyboard & accessibility parity — roving focus, Space to grab an event and arrows to move it, ARIA grid semantics and live-region announcements.
• Responsive — the same container-width reflow (horizontal-scroll week, dot-collapsed month, bottom-sheet dialogs) plus opt-in collapseToDayBelow.
• i18n / RTL — locale-driven date and time formatting and a translatable messages input.
• Standalone components, signals and OnPush throughout; @angular/common and @angular/core are the only peer dependencies.

0.2.0 @bpdm/scheduler — Responsive scheduler (July 2026)

The scheduler now adapts to its own container's width (not just the window), entirely in CSS — so it works the same on a phone as embedded in a narrow panel. No breaking changes; the API is a superset.

• Day / week / month all reflow on narrow widths: day-and-week columns keep a usable width and scroll horizontally (time gutter + day headers stay pinned) rather than squishing; the month shortens cells and collapses event chips to dots; the toolbar wraps its view switcher; touch pointers get larger hit areas.
• collapseToDayBelow (new, opt-in) — below a container width you choose, a week becomes a single day with a week strip (two-letter day + date, tap to switch, ‹ › steps by day) and the month caps its dots (≤2). It measures the scheduler's own width, keeps the store on week (so the toolbar still reads Week and widening is seamless), and restores the week when it widens.
• Dialogs & the day peek become bottom sheets on phones — docked, rounded, with a grab handle and a scrollable body so a tall form (or the keyboard) never hides the actions. Background scroll is locked while any overlay is open.
• Self-contained stacking — the grid's internal z-indexes are isolated, so a sticky header/event layer can never leak above a host app's own navbar.

0.1.3 @bpdm/ui · 0.1.4 @bpdm/ng — Responsive fixes (July 2026)

Mobile and small-screen fixes across three components — the same fixes in both React and Angular. No API changes.

• Data table. A wide or pinned table no longer inflates the mobile layout viewport — it scrolls inside its own container as intended, so drawers and other fixed-position overlays size to the real screen width again. The docs also now spell out that responsiveness is on by default (contained horizontal scroll), with responsive as an opt-in that stacks each row into a label/value card.
• Stepper. No more horizontal overflow on narrow screens — non-active step labels collapse on mobile (the active step keeps its label) and the connectors tighten, so a multi-step header fits a phone without sideways scrolling.
• Calendar & date picker. The calendar stacks vertically on mobile and switches to a row on larger screens; range-picker presets wrap to fit instead of forcing a horizontal scroll; and the live range preview no longer leaves a stray highlight behind the start day (most visible on touch).

0.1.3 — @bpdm/ng (July 2026)

• Angular 22 support. Widened the peer range to ^21.0.0 || ^22.0.0 (was Angular 21 only), so npm install @bpdm/ng resolves cleanly on the current Angular. No component changes — the same library, now installable on Angular 21 and 22.
• Installation docs fixed. The installation guide now covers the full Tailwind v4 setup — the @tailwindcss/postcss plugin, the .postcssrc.json, and the required @source directives that point Tailwind at the bpdm packages (without them, components render unstyled).

0.1.x — July 2026

Initial public release. The same 38 components shipping natively in both React (@bpdm/ui) and Angular (@bpdm/ng), driven by one shared design-token set (@bpdm/tokens).

• Components — inputs, selection, overlays (dialog, drawer, popover), navigation (tabs, accordion, stepper), data display (data table, stat card, status timeline), and more.
• Four built-in themes — two light (paper, mist), two dark (charcoal, slate), switched with a single data-theme attribute.
• First-class TypeScript across every component and variant.
• Tree-shakeable — standalone components, ESM, sideEffects: false.
• MIT licensed, published on npm under the @bpdm/ scope.

Patch releases 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 followed with packaging and metadata refinements.